
The Co-op Bank Head of Customer Experience Rose Nyamweya and the bank’s Head of Digital Payment Services Chris Cheruiyot dispay the winner’s certificates that the bank received after being named Overall Winner of the Customer Satisfaction awards of the Kenya Bankers’ Association (KBA). Co-op Bank was voted by customers the best in customer experience from among all the 40 KBA member banks. PHOTO / CORRESPONDENT

The Co-op Bank duo of Head of Digital Payment Services Chris Cheruiyot and the Head of Customer Experience Rose Nyamweya receive the certificate of Overall Winner of the Customer Satisfaction awards of the Kenya Bankers’ Association (KBA) from the Communications and Public Affairs Director of KBA Fidelis M. Muia. Co-op Bank was voted by customers the best in customer experience from among all the 40 KBA member banks. PHOTO / CORRESPONDENT
By Correspondent
The Co-operative Bank of Kenya has
emerged as the Overall Winner of
the Customer Satisfaction Survey
conducted by the Kenya Bankers’
Association (KBA).
The survey was conducted by
interviewing over 33,000 customers
of all member banks of KBA. The
results of this survey were
released this morning at a media
briefing hosted by KBA at the
Sarova Stanley Hotel in Nairobi,
where Co-op Bank was presented
with a certificate of recognition
for excelling in customer service
based on the survey’s findings.
This award comes only two weeks
after Co-op Bank was also
recognised with the “Excellence in
Customer Experience in Digital
Banking” award at the Digibanking
Event held recently, and re-
affirms our position as the
financial institution offering the
most fulfilling customer
experience in the industry.
The annual Customer Satisfaction
Survey was initiated in 2018 as
part of efforts being spearheaded
by KBA towards enhancing customer
experience in the banking
industry.
The 2022 survey was conducted amid
the clamour for enhanced support
towards economic recovery.
Although the impact of COVID-19 on
the economy had abated
significantly in the year under
review, the pandemic’s adverse
effects continued to linger in the
economy, necessitating individual
and collective strategies towards
maintaining high product and
service standards.
With its high response rate, the
2022 survey provides invaluable
insights that will undoubtedly
inform policies towards enhancing
financial inclusion for the
country’s highly dynamic and
diverse banking public through
fact-based innovation.
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